Abstract:

ABSTRACT- Air pollution, exacerbated by rapid urbanization and industrialization, poses a significant health risk in Europe. Both external and internal air pollution can lead to severe health issues. IoT technology offers an effective way to monitor and share real-time air quality data. Various IoT-based systems have been developed using micro-sensors to measure parameters such as CO₂, CO, PM10, NO₂, temperature, and humidity. These systems typically focus on outdoor air quality, utilizing sensors mounted on electric cars to collect data. The collected data is sent to a server and made accessible to users who subscribe to receive localized pollution updates. This system provides real-time, location-specific air quality monitoring. Additionally, it includes a secure data transmission protocol, ensuring protection against attacks and data interception, a feature lacking in many existing solutions. This secure, real-time approach improves public access to accurate air quality information while ensuring system-wide security and reliability.

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